I knew theyre big games would be 70, but 80? I might actually think twice before buying MKW now.

Yeah, at least in Sweden everything is advertised for the price you pay. There are no surprise tax costs hidden. Nor is the tax written separately on the side in small font. The price tag has to include the tax.
I imagine its like that in every EU country.

From what I can tell, digital content did not have VAT applied to them until 2015 in EU.
I don't know what the history of VAT is for physical games and consoles, but 15-20 years ago I feel like our prices were just about the same as US MSRP. So either they lowered the base price before VAT here, or the VAT laws changed along the way.

Certain goods fall under reduced VAT rates of 12%, 4% and 0%. But electonics and games (I think) are in the 25% bracket.

70 x 1.25 = 87,5
80 x 1.25 = 100

If VAT for games in Sweden is 25%, then they should cost more than they do in that image. Maybe they're actually in the 12% bracket?
Though each country have their own VAT rates, so this country's prices may differ from others in Europe.

It's $50 if you buy it in the bundle.

Its digital though. I want physical copies of my games.

Understandable.

I will not be buying any physical games that are just Game Keys. I hope all Nintendo Gabi's are on the card.

Good to see confirmation that there will be 64GB cards this time around.

Absolutely. With all the hype around the original Switch I still held off until the Mario Odyssey bundle, but the games I actually wanted were Fire Emblem Warriors and Xenoblade 2 which both released around that same time. I already had a WiiU for Breath of the Wild and had already played the heck out of Mario Kart 8.

This time I will buy at launch which I almost never do. I won't miss out on a new Mario Kart and I kept forgetting to re-buy Breath of the Wild on Switch; it's ironically worked out in my favour since I can just buy the Switch 2 version and not have to worry about the upgrade cost, though it wouldn't shock me if Nintendo being Nintendo just slapped the upgrade cost on top of the regular price anyway.

Shows that it comes down to the usual suspects with who will actually support pro consumer practices and who will continue trying to scam people.

A huge game like Cyberpunk and they're still making the effort to put it all on a cartridge, meanwhile an HD port of a 3DS game and Square Enix is selling people a game-card key for an 11GB download.

I'll try to get the MKW bundle with Cyberpunk just because of this. 

I think they perhaps trying to give 3rd party air time, so people buy something else other than just Nintendo games.

The 3rd party ones they announced are great and deserve some sales to show we want quality games on the system.